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The Complete Marching Band Resource Manual: Techniques and Materials for Teaching, Drill Design, and Music Arranging

The Complete Marching Band Resource Manual: Techniques and Materials for Teaching, Drill Design, and Music Arranging

  • Author: Bailey, Wayne
  • Author: Cannon, Cormac
  • Author: Payne, Brandt

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Contents

  • Preface
  • UNIT 1. WRITING THE DRILL AND MUSIC
  • Chapter 1. Understanding the Basics of the Marching Band
  • -Instrumentation
  • -The Marching Field
  • -Step Sizes and Styles
  • -Body Carriage
  • -Terminology
  • -Marching Fundamentals
  • -Grid Alignments
  • -Historical Styles of Show Formats
  • -Drill Design Software
  • Chapter 2. Making Drill Design Concepts Work
  • -Types of Forms
  • -Types of Movements
  • -Speed of the Drill
  • -Flow Between Forms
  • -Staging the Band
  • -Instrument Placement
  • -Paths of the Marchers
  • -Audience Perspective
  • -Coordination of Elements
  • Chapter 3. Designing and Charting the Show
  • -Selecting the Music
  • -Designing the Show Format
  • -Analyzing the Music
  • -Designing the Show
  • -Charting the Forms
  • Chapter 4. Arranging the Show Music
  • -Preliminary Planning
  • -Sketching the Arrangement
  • -Determining Scoring and Choosing Instrument Doublings
  • -Accompanimental Rhythms
  • -Harmonizations of the Melody
  • -Creating Counterlines
  • -Writing Introductions, Endings, and Transitions
  • -Aiming the Arrangement and Creating Musical Impact
  • -Writing the Score
  • UNIT 2. TEACHING THE MARCHING BAND
  • Chapter 5. Teaching the Show
  • -Teaching the Music
  • -Memorizing the Music
  • -Teaching the Marching Fundamentals
  • -Teaching the Drill
  • -Sample Warm-ups
  • -Building Endurance and Power
  • -Structuring a Marching Band Rehearsal
  • Chapter 6. Parade Marching
  • -Selecting the Music
  • -Parade Formations
  • -Turns
  • -Parade Signals
  • -Common Problems in Parade Marching
  • -Parade Routines
  • UNIT 3. USE OF AUXILIARIES AND THE PERCUSSION SECTION
  • Chapter 7. Using the Auxiliaries
  • -Structuring the Types and Sizes of Units
  • -Choosing Props and Equipment
  • -Use of Auxiliaries
  • -Placement of the Auxiliaries
  • Chapter 8. Teaching the Marching Percussion Section
  • -Instrumentation
  • -Sizes of Marching Percussion Instruments
  • -Drumsticks and Mallets
  • -Correct Striking Area for Marching Drums
  • -Selection of Players
  • -Staging the Percussion Section
  • -Guidelines for Marching Percussion Drill Writing
  • -Marching Problems
  • -Parade Marching
  • -Parade Formation, Drumline
  • -Tuning the Percussion Instruments
  • -Musical Roles of Marching Percussion
  • -Editing Marching Percussion Music
  • -Percussion Warm-ups
  • -Traditional Grip vs. Matched Grip
  • UNIT 4. RESOURCE IDEAS
  • Chapter 9. Sample Designs
  • Appendix
  • Alcalde
  • Clockwork
  • Shenandoah
  • Index